Trent Aitken has been kicked out of a council meeting for the third time in his current term as a Burnie councillor.

Tasmania’s gross state product will shrink by 1.1 per cent in 2024/25 as slow population growth contributes to weak household spending and even slower housing construction, the latest Deloitte ...

Finding cheap airfares can be a challenge in the current environment of high demand and limited capacity but new research ...

Union members have been fighting for airconditioning at Launceston General Hospital for 12 months, and scoffs at icy poles ...

Australian comedian Tom Ballard has come under fire after allegedly performing the Nazi salute multiple times during a recent ...

Plans to spend $100m on a tourist attraction at Hobart’s Cadbury Factory have been given the all-clear by the council.

Territory Treasurer Bill Yan has responded to the latest CommSec report which showed the Territory economy was the nation’s ...

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The Glenorchy City Council has given stage one of the $50m Hobart Showground redevelopment the tick of approval.

The state has a federal target to build 26,117 new homes from a national goal of 1.2m by 2029 — but missed the latest ...

A billion dollar computing boost could be on the way for a Central Australia defence facility courtesy of the new Trump ...

Townsville Enterprise have announced a popular campaign is returning for 2025, giving ‘Mates Rates’ for holidays to enjoy the ...